Chandler Travis, King of the World
Articles about Chandler, the Three-O, and the Philharmonic: Album Reviews, Concert Reviews and Previews, as well as Profiles/Overviews
Posted on May 30, 2011 by J. PAT Email shades of pale A Chandler Travis concert is sorta like tripping right at the rowdiest part of a family reunion—all of a sudden, gramps is wearing a batshit hat, and then
By Sarah Rodman, Globe Staff As part of their Tuesday residency this month at the Lizard Lounge, the fun, fearless, and funky Chandler Travis Philharmonic will be including a “Music Appreciation” segment in which the CTP and its special guest
Chandler, Ken Field, and John Clark stopped in at the studios at WMBR (88.1 FM) for DJ Lindsay Ellison’s show “I Love a Parade” on Friday afternoon May 13 for music, interviews, and much merriment. The show is archived for
In the last year, I have seen both the Chandler Travis Philharmonic and the Chandler Travis Philharmonette, but on Saturday, I saw a completely different side of Chandler Travis as he brought another one of his side projects, the Catbirds,
EASTHAM — He lives in Eastham and has spent most of the winter on tour in New England and places south with one or another of his several bands, such as the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, the Incredible Casuals and for
The Chandler Travis Philharmonette made their triumphant return to Caffe Lena for a blow-out birthday bash in honor of both Chandler Travis and drummer Rikki Bates (it was Rikki’s Lena debut, as the Philharmonette does not normally include drums). Also sharing the
Chandler Travis is back. After years of banging out music that is both sweet and out-there – sometimes at the same time – singer-songwriter-ringleader Chandler Travis seems to have made Nippertown his second home. In a dizzying variety of different
“Weird, cool, strange,” “intelligent, imaginative, entertaining,” “witty, crude, sentimental,” “fast and giddy” – critics just can’t seem to crank out adjectives sufficient to encompass the “eight-piece Technicolor extravaganza” that is the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, an “alternative Dixieland, pop, avant-jazz, rock”
The Caffe stays busy, with the Chandler Travis Philharmonette on Saturday at 8 p.m. (tickets: $18 in advance, $20 at the door) and Fairview Avenue on Sunday at 7 p.m. ($14 advance, $16 at the door). Fairview Avenue is the
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by Tom Keyser, features reporter [excerpt] Popular music Chandler Travis is celebrating his birthday this week, and he wants you at the party — one or all of them. Travis, who plays a twisted, over-the-top mix of irreverent Dixieland, pop